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Become a member
Being a member of BEP gives us important support and gives you certain entitlements, click here to find out more about becoming a member
Invite a speaker
If you are a member of a group such as a church or Amnesty group you can invite a speaker to give an illustrated talk about the situation in Burma and on the Thai-Burma border.
If you are a teacher you can ask for a speaker to give your pupils an insight into one of the most troubled areas of the world. It might also be possible to link your school with one on the border, giving your pupils the opportunity to understand the lives of young people who have led a completely different existence from themselves, sometimes having endured highly traumatic experiences.
Exhibitions
BEP can provide substantial photographic exhibitions to illustrate the situation on the Thai/ Burma border. For examples of one exhibition, see Ben Manser 'Forgotten Friends' in the Gallery. This highlights the plight of children in the camps.
Become a Sponsor
As a named sponsor you would play a key role in helping our teams improve the education for thousands of disadvantaged young people on the Thai /Burma border. woudld be linked directly to a mobile unit in the refugee camps or migrant community and receive regular reports from our teams. You can be involved in the programme as it develops and share in its successes and challenges over the six month period of operation. You can also be directly linked with a Burmese teacher as they move through the Cambridge course and our Training Award. Click here to find out more about becoming a sponsor. |
Donate
Donations to BEP are what allow us to continue in out work with the Burmese people. Most of our new projects along the Thai border are developed with the kind support of those back in the UK. If you feel you can contribute in any way to our organisation then please give online through Just Giving or contact us to donate in another way.
Volunteering
Be a volunteer as part of the Mobile Teacher Programme
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